When he found out what she did he broke up with her.

[the batman learner]

1a) When he found out what she did he broke up with her.
1b) When he found out what she had done he broke up with her.

What's the difference here what should I use?
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1a) When he got home, he found out someone had stolen his stuff.
2b) When he got home, he found out someone stole his stuff.

 

[Tarheel]

I suggest that you finish the other thread first.

 

[the batman learner]

I did so can you tell me here?

 

[5jj]

I did so

You have asked more questions in that thread. I am closing this thread until the other one is really finished.

 

[the batman learner]

Can I get answers here? my all threads are finished.

 

[Tarheel]

1a) When he found out what she did he broke up with her.
1b) When he found out what she had done he broke up with her.

I'm not sure what context you could use the first one in. However, with the second one his girlfriend did something. When he found out about it he was so upset with her that he broke up with her.

 

[Tarheel]

2a) When he got home, he found out that someone had stolen his stuff.
2b) When he got home, he found out that someone stole his stuff.

First, I would say: "When I got home I noticed that some of my stuff was missing."

If I had to use one of yours it would be the first one.

 

[emsr2d2]

Can I get answers here? My all other threads are finished.

Note my corrections above. This is the second post of yours (within two minutes of looking) in which you've failed to capitalise the first word after a question mark.

 

[the batman learner]

I'm not sure what context you could use the first one in. However, with the second one his girlfriend did something. When he found out about it, he was so upset with her that he broke up with her.

The context is "She did something (cheated on him) and then he found out that he was being cheated so now how to say it? She cheated first and then he found out, so I am not sure whether to use past simple "did" or past perfect "had done" I think timeline is clear, but I am not sure what to use between these 2

1a) When he found out what she did he broke up with her.
1b) When he found out what she had done he broke up with her.

 

[Tarheel]

1b) When he found out what she had done he broke up with her.

That one.

He found out she had cheated on him. He got upset with her, and he broke up with her...

 

[emsr2d2]

The context is "She did something (cheated on him) and then he found out that he was being cheated so now how to can/should I say it?

Note my correction above. We don't construct a question with "How to ...?"